Dynamic Rule for Greek Texts

The text below is a rule I came up with to collect one edition of every Greek text in my library, excluding all perseus texts besides Odyssey. I have tweaked it to pick certain editions of each text. For what it's worth...

na28 OR rahlfs ANDNOT (gottingen OR sesb OR apparatus OR "septuaginta: morphologically tagged edition") OR pseudepigrapha ANDNOT (charles OR swete) OR josephus ANDNOT (gottingen OR eusebius OR sievers OR apparatus OR index OR prefatory OR lang:english) OR philo ANDNOT (gottingen OR lang:english OR marcus OR maxime OR lives OR comparison OR philoctetes OR philopoemen OR philopsuedes OR placita OR jerome OR augustine OR p.hal OR aramaic) OR eusebius ANDNOT (schaff OR stevenson OR canons OR jerome OR lang:english) OR "clement of alexandria: greek text" ANDNOT (roberts) OR "apostolic fathers: greek texts" OR "greek apocryphal gospels" ANDNOT (translations) OR "the iliad in greek" OR "odyssey (greek)"

EDIT (according to my fourth post in this thread):

this will work better for others:

na28 OR title:"septuagint with logos morphology" OR pseudepigrapha ANDNOT (charles OR swete) OR josephus ANDNOT (gottingen OR eusebius OR sievers OR apparatus OR index OR prefatory OR lang:english) OR philo ANDNOT (gottingen OR lang:english OR marcus OR maxime OR lives OR comparison OR philoctetes OR philopoemen OR philopsuedes OR placita OR jerome OR augustine OR p.hal OR aramaic) OR eusebius ANDNOT (schaff OR stevenson OR canons OR jerome OR lang:english) OR "clement of alexandria: greek text" ANDNOT (roberts) OR "apostolic fathers: greek texts" OR "greek apocryphal gospels" ANDNOT (translations) OR "the iliad in greek" OR "odyssey (greek)"

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Milford Charles Murray

Peace, Brian! *smile* That seems to be a very nice "rule"! *smile* I end up with 26 resources in my collection which I call my Davidson Collection which I compiled just for the sheer joy of it ...

.... trying not to be too selfish and/or self-centred ... however, as a retired old guy who loves the Word, what would be the value of that collection for me???

Perhaps you could share what value it has for you, please, if you have time and opportunity.... Blessings, eh???!!!

Brian Davidson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542618#Comment_542618

If I am wondering about a specific Greek construction (how many times it occurs in a specific form, e.g.), these are some of the texts that I would like to search. We have tons of Greek texts in our library and many duplicates, so this narrows it down a bit. You could take out Homer, Philo, Josephus, the Apostolic Fathers, Eusebius, and Clement, and have a nice collection of biblical/apocryphal/pseudepigraphal material.

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542626#Comment_542626

aaahhhaaa! I see the value! Thanks for sharing, Brian! *smile*

My first Greek Class was in 1954 at Concordia College in Milwaukee, the Reverend Doctor Walter Jennrich being my very unique and a bit eccentric teacher of the classics .... we didn't start off with the Koine , but Homer and Xenophon! The Anabasis! Wonderful!

... and I still love to study! *smile* Peace to you, and thanks for sharing!

Brian Davidson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542629#Comment_542629

My pleasure. Here is one for Greek Bible/Apocrypha/Pseudepigrapha:

na28 OR title:"septuagint with logos morphology" ANDNOT (gottingen OR sesb OR apparatus OR "septuaginta: morphologically tagged edition") OR pseudepigrapha ANDNOT (charles OR swete) OR "greek apocryphal gospels" ANDNOT (translations)

Brian Davidson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542618#Comment_542618

To reproduce exactly what I have in the first collection, you should have exactly 13. The trouble might be the fact that I used a "short title" unique to my library. This might work better for the first big one:

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542636#Comment_542636

This might work better for the first big one:

na28 OR title:"septuagint with logos morphology" OR pseudepigrapha ANDNOT (charles OR swete) OR josephus ANDNOT (gottingen OR eusebius OR sievers OR apparatus OR index OR prefatory OR lang:english) OR philo ANDNOT (gottingen OR lang:english OR marcus OR maxime OR lives OR comparison OR philoctetes OR philopoemen OR philopsuedes OR placita OR jerome OR augustine OR p.hal OR aramaic) OR eusebius ANDNOT (schaff OR stevenson OR canons OR jerome OR lang:english) OR "clement of alexandria: greek text" ANDNOT (roberts) OR "apostolic fathers: greek texts" OR "greek apocryphal gospels" ANDNOT (translations) OR "the iliad in greek" OR "odyssey (greek)"

An alternate rule can use a variety of library filters:

Abbrev:(NA28,"Logos LXX",LXXALT,"OT Greek Pseud.") OR (Type:(Manuscript,Monograph) AND Title:Greek AND Title:(Iliad,Text) ANDNOT Publisher:(Perseus,Williams)) OR Title:"Odyssey (Greek)"

Keep Smiling [:)]

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542635#Comment_542635

My pleasure. Here is one for Greek Bible/Apocrypha/Pseudepigrapha:

na28 OR title:"septuagint with logos morphology" ANDNOT (gottingen OR sesb OR apparatus OR "septuaginta: morphologically tagged edition") OR pseudepigrapha ANDNOT (charles OR swete) OR "greek apocryphal gospels" ANDNOT (translations)

Alternate rule is:

Abbrev:(NA28,"Logos LXX",LXXALT,"OT Greek Pseud.") OR (Title:"Greek Apocryphal" AND Title:Texts)

Keep Smiling [:)]

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/542643#Comment_542643

Thank you, Dear Brothers! *smile* This has been indeed thought-provoking! Oh, the Power of Logos 5, eh??? Peace!

Bruce Dunning

EDIT (according to my fourth post in this thread):

this will work better for others:

na28 OR title:"septuagint with logos morphology" OR pseudepigrapha ANDNOT (charles OR swete) OR josephus ANDNOT (gottingen OR eusebius OR sievers OR apparatus OR index OR prefatory OR lang:english) OR philo ANDNOT (gottingen OR lang:english OR marcus OR maxime OR lives OR comparison OR philoctetes OR philopoemen OR philopsuedes OR placita OR jerome OR augustine OR p.hal OR aramaic) OR eusebius ANDNOT (schaff OR stevenson OR canons OR jerome OR lang:english) OR "clement of alexandria: greek text" ANDNOT (roberts) OR "apostolic fathers: greek texts" OR "greek apocryphal gospels" ANDNOT (translations) OR "the iliad in greek" OR "odyssey (greek)"

Thanks Brian. I am interested in knowing how many texts did this search come up with for you. It narrowed mine down to 22.